Swift Basics - Closures

When starting your Swift or SwiftUI journey understand Closures are a must.

In this video we will briefly go over basic closures.

You will know:
-What a closure is.
-How to make a basic closure.
-How to accept a parameter into a closure.
-How to return a value from a closure.
-How to pass a closure as parameters.

If you wanted to take a look at a Swift function video the link is below.

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[ronnykristensen]

I’ve watched numerous videos trying to get my head around closures. This was the one video where I finally got it. Thank you!

[MarvelousLXVII]

I’ve watched dozens of videos on closures and for some reason, I could not grasp it until this one. Thanks for not using the Sort routine in your example lol. Great job!

[doroparker]

Thanks for the Swift Basics. Yes, closures are the first big 'let's ignore this for a while'. But thanks to this well arranged video there's hope.

[Seth_Arvila]

Thank you, this is one of the best videos I have seen on closures. I am finally starting to get it

[maxillusion]

The best explanation of using closures I've seen. Thanks a lot.

[MuhammadSultan]

Pretty well explained. Thank you so much.

[Natena]

Deserved my subscribe for well explained basics of Closures. Gonna watch other videos.

[giorgigogichaishvili]

You explained it perfectly, well done !

[adriangutierrez]

Very well explained, thank you. I had to leave a LinkedIn learning course of swift essentials to expand on this before moving forward… maybe I can go back now and rewatch it with a better understanding…

[RioXavier]

I knew closures are similar to Python's Lambdas, but the Swift documentation by Apple makes them sound so much more complicated. I was about to also skip them until later, but this video makes them easy to understand.

[marinaalecriim]

thank you for your explanation! i really liked it :)

[shreesharao]

Can you make a video on Optional Closures as well. It would be helpfulll

[FRkiddo]

Can’t you move functions around as well just like closures? Use a function within another function? I am confused because everyone seems to call out the ability of closures to be move around compared to functions insinuating that functions can’t be moved around?!